• Zach Bryan was born in Japan to U.S. Navy veterans Victor and Annette Bryan.
• Despite the divorce, he stayed close to his mother, Annette, who passed away in 2016.
• His father, Dewayne Bryan, actively supports his music career.

Zach Bryan, a singer nominated for a Grammy, celebrates his family and upbringing in his music. He was born in Japan to U.S. Navy veterans Victor and Annette Bryan. Even though his parents divorced when he was 12, Zach stayed close to his mom, Annette, who passed away in 2016. His first album, “DeAnn,” is a tribute to her.

Zach’s dad, Dewayne Bryan, actively supports his music career, attending shows and even performing with him. The family’s Oklahoma roots strongly influence Zach’s songs like “Oklahoma Smoke Show” and “Oklahoma City.”

After serving in the U.S. Navy for eight years, Zach turned to music as a way to express himself. Despite becoming famous, he stays connected to his small-town roots and is proud of his Midwestern heritage.

Zach’s sister, MacKenzie Bryan Taylor, is a comedian, continuing the family’s creative streak. The Bryan family’s story is one of strength, love, and how shared passion and roots shape artistic expression.

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